VCOLD Thermal Clothing Range - Tops, Jackets, Pants | Vaikobi

Vaikobi's VCOLD range of technical paddling and sailing clothing is optimised for maximum performance and comfort in cool to cold conditions. Regulate and maintain your body temperature in the chilly months, with our wetsuit tops, cold tops and base layers.

Vaikobi's VCOLD range of technical paddling and sailing clothing is optimised for maximum performance and comfort in cool to cold conditions. Regulate and maintain your body temperature in the chilly...
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What VCOLD pants is right for you?

Vaikobi has three kinds of VCOLD pants for cold temperature conditions, taking you from absolutely freezing paddling temps all the way up to moderate and mild conditions. If you need a pant for warm water paddling and watersports please see our UV range of pants.

You can read more on the blog: Vaikobi’s range of VCOLD pants explained

How does VCOLD FLEX work?

VCOLD FLEX technology has built-in thermal regulating properties, which work in a wide range of conditions and flexible applications. Our finely tuned VCOLD FLEX Airprene neoprene comes with a plush pile inner liner to ensure optimum thermal performance when required. The perforations allow for breathability and body temperature control. Super stretch Airprene ensures natural cooling through air and water entry. Lighter hydrofleece sections provide easier movement and breathability/comfort.

Why wear thermals when sailing?

Thermal wear that’s specifically designed for dinghy sailing and yacht racing offers numerous advantages that can enhance your sailing experience and performance. By wearing thermal base layer tops and/or pants, you can stay warm, comfortable, and focused on the race ahead, regardless of the weather conditions.

Read more here: What are The Benefits of Thermal Wear While Sailing?

Which thermal top should I wear?

Vaikobi have three specially-designed cold water tops that keep the wearer comfortable and an optimal temperature for performance watersports.

1. VCOLD Base Layer Top: Warm

2. VCOLD Hydroflex Top: Warmer

3. VCOLD Flex Top: Warmest

Read more here: Which thermal top should I wear?

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Are neoprene socks waterproof?

Wetsuit socks (also called wetsuit booties) keep the feet insulated from cold water and cold surfaces such as your surfski. They are not designed to keep your feet dry. Find out more in this article on wetsuit socks.